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What is the meaning of all this, porn on my website by this ucoz ads, I wantd to buy a plan but I won't anymore. I will do for another hosting sites...
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Gromov, I think u don't get an idea.
At the screenshot u can see "UWM" whick is my homepage http://ucozwebmeistars.ucoz.lv/ , but naked girls is your uCoz new random ads script system. About that I have already written here - http://forum.ucoz.com/forum/38-21289-1 . I hope uCoz won't ask urls of censored ads everytime they will show up, cuz that mean uCoz can't control for 100% content of their ads script. Post edited by Korijs - Wednesday, 2018-01-24, 3:44 PM
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Korijs, it's better to describe everything in a little bit more details) But I understand your point. I'll clarify the situation with our ads department and get back to you with an answer. Although there may be some more questions, I hope you understand.
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Korijs, no worries) The issue was from our ads provider end. Thank you for your report, the issue was resolved. We'll do our best so that new ad issues won't appear, but in case you'd got into something that isn't appropriate, please inform us.
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Hello. What could be the reason that in my website http://ucozwebmeistars.ucoz.lv/ now sometimes as usually I click somewhere and script opens new window with ad as usually it was, but now I click second time and.. again new ad in new window + homepage redirecting to the same ad url, for example Bing. Very strange.
Post edited by Korijs - Wednesday, 2018-02-07, 8:57 PM
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Korijs, please specify if you meant next: homepage -> click -> ad -> close, another page not the homepage -> click -> ad. If so, than it's actually a standard.
P.S.: we've tried to do open-close an ad from one single page (homepage) twice but we can't confirm such an issue on our end. |
Already checked this from second computer, and the same.
Previously there was - when u click somewhere in website for first visit, ucoz ads script opened a new tab with adverb. NOW there IS - when u click somewhere in website for first visit, ucoz ads script opening a new tab with adverb, BUT when u go again to your website to click somewhere - again new tab with adverb but same time also my website redirecting to this adverb url.. at the end u got 2 tabs with one ad and without your website. From your example: "homepage -> click -> ad -> close, .. is my example: "homepage -> click -> ad -> do anything u want, but if u click in website again there will be anoher one tab with ad and also homepage url redirect to ad" In a result there is mistake or script has made some kind of "double" ad functionality. when finishing to write this, I already checked from 3 different computers - the same. in all situations there is a BING search engine ad; close new tab or not, it puts 2x more ads as usually it was, hmm. Post edited by Korijs - Thursday, 2018-02-08, 11:47 AM
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Greetings. This one also is from uCoz?
Haven't changed anything for a months.  Sometimes uCoz ads are blocked by mcaffe, sometimes Kaspersky, and now ESET. Website address - http://ucozwebmeistars.ucoz.lv Attachments:
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I think problem is connected with this advertiser script - every time I re-load my homepage notification from antivirus shows up again and again, the same with other ucoz websites who don't have suber-duper premium. I want to call as natural death for non-premium ucoz websites, or ESET , Mcaffe and Kaspersky are bad antivirus protection programms? Ucoz community got ukit and doesn't matters now what is happening with old but good ucoz - last option to make some cash is putting some annoying ads scripts.
Aaa, and after we are trying to click somewhere there are appearing some new ads at the new window as usually that was - also with antivirus notifications. Why ucoz is only with who got problems? I don't think ucoz is only one who use some ads scripts.. |
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